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mkpmentoiuteflve coal and iron
Chilean upon Bone Home.
San hum, Oct. inn-“V0 Chine.
leper-aweraahipped home from thiecity ona
lion; Kong steamer. Among them was
Chin Tun, aged 26, whowaaaeutherefroln
New York, where hohadhea: emfloyedaa a
cookior laborers on the Croton equduet
works. Chin Tun speak Birgit-hull,“
any: that live yours ago he had a had amt
oi smallpox in New York. Bela a paralytic
tuhecular leper. The lepere present a moat
horribleaight. It ietheopinion of
that them men were tainted with the dieeam
either before leaving China or brought it
direct (tom the Hawaiian Islands.
Union Canton-co of Denomination.
Damon, Oct. m.-'I'he union confer-
enceoi denominations continued its-nun!
convention. Rev. B. G. Biahop, D. 1)., ct
Orange, N. J., delivered an Iddrmonthe
young object of the union; Rev. A. W. Pitar,“
: “l- -
“Sh held today, ”you were the laet
' *mdwar intheolddaya
m'hgfielinionuntilita
m brightbonmdby
bilingualong a: it wave-in
~ tothebreem, and youwill
‘lop in the future» you did
Standbylhntdearoldemhlem
equality in all comrades an
live,and um who come after
e .. letitsgloryfnde.”
Minion ofthe Arch.
.... axeeptionoi theme
.1. inhrh ltwillbesfifeetin
fifeetinwidthnvith anarohopen-
46M Thehaeewillheoipoliehed
whilothemonnment properwillhe
‘ color. There will herelic
I’D-Is-
”.mn—Amumeattuthe
fiGmCu-rllodneymneot Del-
ignerent the Declaration at Inde-
Wnshingkm. Spoke on “The Manifoldlin-
intry,”and Rev. D. M. Steam; of Scranton,
Pa. preached on “The Spirit for Worship
and Witnessing.” Prat. J. 1!. Stiller. Dun,
“y of Cromr seminary, delivered an addre- on
“The Spirit’sjteiation to Scripture.” In the
evening Bishop W. R. Nicholson, 0! Phila-
delphia, ryead a paper on “The Spirit cl
The President Seen llhoa.
Wamorox, D. 0., Oct. 3l.-Prenident
Harrison last nighglorlhellret time-inch
his inauguration, attended a theatrical
lormenoe. It was that of the celebrated
artisteRhea as "Joaeplune,’ Emprem of the
French," at Albangh'e opera house. The
president was accompanied by lira. Barri
eon, Secretary Rusk and wife, Attorney‘flar
oral lliller and hire. Rn-ell Han-lam. The
presidential party occupied two stage bones,
andappearndtohe dehghted with the pa-
formalin».
A Baseball hag-a Domed.
Jammwx, N. Y., Oct. lit-The Western
New York and Pennaylvnnia Bamball league lug.
hashemorganinad here by than
from Dunkirk,0leanand J N.Y.,
and Eric, lleadville and Bradford, Pa. A
constitution was adopted, and B. W. Tow,
otJamostown, waa elected preddent; Wee-
leyBeet,oiMeadville,vicem-eaident;
layer, of Glenn, mercury and hem.
Thenumba'ol’ clnheto mmpoaetheagani-
.tionwillhelimited tonight.
Electric Light: In China.
Kimono, Oct. 3|.»‘l'he W In
Electidcughtoompanyh-juetmredthe
eontracttoerectuoeutralatationi’oravery
hrgeelectriclightiul’ekh. The
fathephuthaeheeu suppedhythecum-
pmy. The town i to bout
with hmt lamps, who-numb
rum’lnio many thou-ands. Electric men
eolniderthieagrent triumph (oi-America,
became the competition with European
compauieawaaverykeeu.
A Wreck near I’lttahrg.’
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Towing In honour, Sunday Wort.
Baron, Oct. 3L“!!! a one the
legalityoflowingonfiunday,dudge'l‘homp
mintheeuperior Milo"! that “vo-
aelaeorniag to the port at Bowen have a
fightbunnetodoehonfinndny,“ that
The Lantera' Convention.
Boston. Oct. 31.—-'l'he regular mini-annual
convention of the New England W
Protectiveunionhaaopeued hem, R I".
lioSweeney, editor oi The hater, presiding,
and with an attendance of 165 delqata
repreaenting '41? of the & branchea. The
eeeeim was devoted to the report: of oflioera
and appointment of committees. The union
was rhowntoheina flourishing condition
[reliably continue till
Saturday. .
Walker'a ‘l'rial Began.
Bumonronr, Conn, Oct ill—Edward
Walker, charged wii killing hie hrotha
Jams dot-hag a quarrel in Bartleyllyle’e
etoreiu Sanford laat Aumiontrial
hue. nylon-d hie eon testified that Ed-
wardllrndthefatalahotwhllethebrothen
wereinadrunkendiqnte. ’l'hedefennwill
attqnpttoprove that Kyle, whotheyclalm
lmdagrudgeagaimt Jame-,didthelhoot»
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Striking liner- ltaeana Work.
momma“ 3L—A ma- meeting
ottheProgredve'unlofi minenwuheldat
Newfltraikvilleand the strike attheCole
umhu and Hocking Coal and Iron cum.
pauy‘amhiuwaedeclaredofl. The-hiking
minerahave returned to work juetwhue
theywerewheutheatrikewaa
Theetrikewea made hecauaethe
eempanyrdueedtoremimtln'hheckofl"
ayetem.
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Ball limo Foil!!! Lino
South florwalk _
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cold for
pala’lallae'aad ehlldran'e underwear.
Department
and children. Prion way
Skirts.
Alf" line of Lediee‘ Woolen Skim, everything that in deeirahle. iron: 75c up-
war
Aleo a heautllul aeeortment ol' [Adlce' Knit Underakirte, eolld colon and strip”,
atprioearanulegiromflalitoflw.
Special Bargains on Saturday in Cloaks.
onass c0003.
Store alwaye filled with all the latent noveltie- at prioea guaranteed. Never he-
tore have exhibited a more complain lino oi Kid Glove- in all
the latent ahadee.
GENTS’ NIGHTV SHIRTS
In Plain and Penny, good value a
t $1.26; an a specialty. 75¢ each.
DON’T FORGET THIS SALE!
For thin in the first.
vieiting our more i
and we will endeavor to make it no eatielaelory to customer-
hat they will he more than anxious to come again.
M. S. SMITH, '
Insurance Building,
WW-
0no Qnaflu,~’l'ho Bea-l.
Inc! v mean MJallandl‘mh.
Home Dmed Poultry 3 Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
CHARLESSMITH
5:! Washington Street.
Blilllll ll lllll ll
28 Iain 8h, 80. Norwelh.
hats Fish floors,
Frill, Valuables, Poultry. it:
own mo in not scan.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL".
unnatural ‘ annuenn.
havens-mammoth. '
wealth
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monomer. Iournnoawnu
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repute—immunity.
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Fish, Oysters, Clams
mum
mowed Oyntern.
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JOHN H. swarm,
FLORIST.
IAIN WRSOUTB NORWALK
SOLE AGE! '18
“Florin" on m;
Plumbing,
Steam, and
~ Gan fitting.
'l‘iu and Sheet lron Work.
s'rovn's, unions,
AND TINW‘AR E.
Woman
Steam and Hot Air fleeting.
ewe: ‘
ofimow
.FALL smns,
‘laanpadeaaadeolaeol
Still and Soft Hate, hill Hale.
' fer
'Wi'ammhfh’:_r~
, KNAPP’S,
91 W'sglflngton 8t.
Mel. Cleaning and Ironing
am; Ila». ‘ I.
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South "Non-walk. '
lament and finest Annulment la the
l 'rlmmed , Ha]
In ill the la eotliyleundoombim ions
In Turbane, Bonnets, rogues, eio., etc. .1
Pen , Pl .
In all the latent shades for Fall and Winter M
II.
’ FURS. FURS. .
Having purchmd our stock before the . ‘t rifle; '
goods, we ore enabled to sell our Furs at mm 25 “to -
cent. lower than the name can be bought for in How *
We are showing a lull line of the meet eeirable Pure ’7
Mods and Collars. ' ,
HOSIERY.
Ladies’ and Children’s Hose, all new goods is from no, ”
15c and up. Genls’ Hosiery in great variety.
NDERWEAH
Ladies' and Genls’ Underwear from 470 up. Fill
Children’s Underwear.
GLOVES. GLOVE§*
Special sale of Ladies" Fine Kid Gloves, 50c, 750. $1
H. KRIEGER',
Mahackemo Hotel Block, South Non-walk. '5}.
DAVID STOW J
FURNITURw
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS IN.
P A R L O R S U l T ’
Mohair Plush Suits, with Di " ’
$40.00.
Also Great Bargamsm Lo ’ r
DAVID STOW, ‘
81. so and 9! Iain le, south Nor-alt. lip , I
THE
IS USED IN
NORWALK.
so. NEE!
Audhaeprovedtohethemmsownm
‘ one For eh,
' ' ' ' .nnw near.”
lossoaloognl minim comm man
No. 4 Clay htrcet.
NONI!
Miss M. H. Cavauagh ff”
Inner-adaptor. who ah- will he
flow. in eonneetlnwluhsr Int-clan
I~W‘.Imnllof them-yuan!
Bunnelx,HalsanlllllineryGoals
Malamute!
All Kinds of Corsets
.—_____
MISS ll. H. CAVANAGB,
No. I CLAY STREET.
wan Papeg.
New Goad:
to
'l'own at herwall.
Wu...
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Becker’s _
m... and. mu rim Store.
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